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Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, Greg Clark MP met new graduates as they embark on science and engineering careers at Dounreay.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Thousands of rough sleepers will be offered rapid specialist assessments and support.
A training workshop for Natural England employees and those working in upland management recently took place on the North York Moors.…
Ex-prisoners are integral to the government’s Rough Sleeping Strategy. Justice Minister Rory Stewart blogs about a new pilot to help equip them for life after prison.
Applications for the UK Government's prestigious education scholarships can now be submitted through the Chevening website.
Up to 6,000 vulnerable people will receive rapid specialist assessments and support under new measures in the government’s rough sleeping strategy.
The Secretary of State has this evening offered her condolences following the death of Tom Moran in New York
Consultation to look at whether a new offence equivalent to causing death by careless or dangerous driving should be introduced for dangerous cyclists.
Food and drink exports hit record level of £10.6 billion for the first half of 2018 – up by 4% compared to last year. US, China and Hong Kong amongst the top countries importing the best of British.
Justice Minister Edward Argar has today (11 August 2018) published an independent review of sport and physical education in the youth justice system.
FCO seeks a supplier for an impact study aimed to analyse the correlation between English Language Teaching (ELT) and social and economic development in Brazil.
The UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office is commissioning a study to assess various options for the governance structure of an Energy Centre in Brazil.
Latest trade figures show demand for British goods and services is higher than ever, with exports at record high of £621 billion in the year to June 2018.
Michelle Bachelet succeeds Zeid Ra’ad Al-Hussein as UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Ocean Footprint, a Salisbury-based boat part manufacturer, is set to make waves in Australia with a deal to supply one of the country’s biggest boat builders.
The funding will go to the Compound Semiconductor Catapult in Cardiff
It’s true what they say – one person’s rubbish is another’s treasure - and that is certainly the case for a North Yorkshire gin and sloe gin producer just off the A64.…
Ministers agree to national screening committee’s recommendation for bowel cancer screening in England in future to start earlier at 50.
Work to empty the Magnox Swarf Storage Silo has taken a significant step forward.
Applications for 2019/2020 Chevening Scholarships are open between 6 August and 6 November 2018.
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